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“... at improving the quality of the population.Not all Germans supported it. The American historian Dagmar Herzog points out in her new book that the Catholic Church, to which more than a third of Germans belonged, was opposed to eugenics and to ‘euthanasia’: ‘life was to be protected from the moment of conception through to a natural death.’ This ...”

“... Italy, Germany and elsewhere – has turned many political thinkers, including Richard Seymour, Dagmar Herzog, Christina Wieland, Claudia Leeb and Joan Braune, back to the puzzle that preoccupied Reich and other left Freudians in the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, that of the psychic allure of authoritarian strongmen, blood-and-soil nativism and regressive ...”